Digital Business Innovation Faculty

Faculty members will teach undergraduate and graduate courses in their area of specialization, ensuring high quality delivery, current course content, and alignment with program learning outcomes.

They will prepare and update course syllabi, assess student performance in a timely manner, and maintain accurate academic records.

They will provide academic advising and student support, including support for students at academic risk, and supervise independent studies, capstone projects, internships, and theses where applicable.

Faculty members will also contribute to curriculum review, course design, assurance of learning, and the continuous improvement of academic programs.

In addition to teaching, faculty members are expected to conduct impactful research, publish in respected academic outlets, and engage with industry and professional communities to advance applied knowledge and innovation in the field.

They will serve as subject matter experts within the program and support the Program Chair or Coordinator in academic operations and program development.

Active participation in academic governance, faculty meetings, accreditation activities, student recruitment initiatives, orientation, and registration support is expected.

Faculty members are also encouraged to engage in community outreach, professional service, and collaborations that enhance the visibility and reputation of the School and the University.

They may represent CUD at conferences, academic forums, and public or industry events, while participating in professional development and institutional capacity building initiatives.